Rare ownership in solid cherry dating from the end of the eighteenth. This furniture in the Nantes region is embellished on its top of a beautiful gray marble veined white posterior at the time. With angles in angles as well as in its center, this plateau is underlined by a gorge in its periphery. The perfectly symmetric facade of this single enfilade has four flopped drawers and four tab cutting doors also flourish, accompanied by an inner molding and composed of a single cherry board without seal. These doors open by deported lighter and close by original iron locks in operation, accompanied by their respective key. Each rhombus inlet is brass. Inside this piece of furniture, we will notice the work quality of shaped doors with flat band and typical molding of the Loire Valley. The body of this array follows the marble lines and has residents in the center and on each side. The doors are surrounded by pilasters composed of three splines. The central pilaster is adjacent to the door on the left. At the front it offers two cut-off feet with declined grooves ending in top and a straight foot at the center. The sides of this array consist of two solid cherry panels accompanied by rear feet with grooves stopped. The interior elements are oak and chestnut. This Louis XVI enfilade in a finely worked massive cherry will seduce you with its light lines and elegance. ******** Time: eighteenth. Excellent condition after restoration in our workshop, wax finish. Dimensions: Marble: width: 195 cm Depth: 66.5 cm To the body: width: 190 cm Depth: 63 cm Furniture height: 100 cm Marble height: 2.5 cm Ref.231121